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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1925
Seventeen Schools in Eleven States Hold Relay Record
Some Institutions Win Two or More Events and Are Coming Back to Compete
Records for the twenty-seventh
records of the University of Kansas
in a new effort to save setting seventh universities, colleges, prematurely and high schools
Several institutions hold two or more of the records and all without exception will be back, again this time to mark their marks or gather new ones.
6. K. U. Holes Two Records.
Institutions holding two records are:
Iowa University in the mile relay and 120 yard high hurdles; Nebraska in the half mile relay and shot put; Kemper Military Academy in the one mile and medley relays; Michigan State University in the two mile and netball relay; and Cedar Rapid, In. high in the half mile and one mile relays.
Kansas University holds the record in the quarter mile relay and the high jump and is joint holder with Nebraska in the half mile relay.
The Kansas Relays this year will mark the third annual holding of the event and April 18 is the day set, for the 2016 National Championships of athletes will have to shoot at:
College Honors to Occidental
In the college class all four rea-
tory records are held by Occidental
College of Los Angeles, Calif.
Previous Records at Relays
University, class minor Quarterly-
Kansas, Kansas, 1022, 43 min. half-mile, Kansas,
Nebraska, 1024, 12/55 min. mile, Iowa, 1023,
12/62.6 min. northwest, Northwestern, 1024, 8/10
four-mile, Oregon Agricultural College, 1023,
10/18 molley (1½ miles), Texas, 1024
College sage rubra. Half mule, Ocedarietal
194, 113, 8 mile; Ocedarietal 202, 8, 56
two-mule, Ocedarietal 202, 812; mediate (17
mile); Ocedarietal 102, 7, 146
High School class reunions: Half-mile, Col-
donia, Dumbo, 1904, 1934, 1958, cada-
cer. Kansas City, 1912, 1926, 1948, Kaw-
aukee, Kansas City, Mo., 1924, 1926, middl.
(4 mile), Northland, Kansas City, Mo., 1928
Milton college reunion. Halffield, St. John,
Defield, Halewood, 1921, 1.5 m., mileKenner,
Milton, 1923, 1.4 m., mileKenner,
Kenner, Bonneville, Moe, 1924, 1.4 m.
Special cancer. Oyland架干, Drawe, Ikea,
Hurley, Bonneville, 1924, 1.4 m., mileKenner,
Bonneville, Ikea
Platinum Finds to Mean New Wealth for Africa
(Science Service)
Johannesburg, April 2.—South Africa is coming into its own as a land of valuable deposits. Added to its diamond and radium矿业 is the possibility of a large store of platinum.
Dr. Percy A. Wagner, of the Geological Survey Office at Pretoria, Africa, reports that discoveries of platinum made in the autumn of 1924 are economically important. Deposits are enormous, but only a limited area is conclusively paved rich enough in platinum to be profitably exploited. Doctor Wagner points out, however, that the samples which have been measured on surface or immediately below it may indicate richer ore below deeper.
"The value of the deposit cannot be estimated until a number of sniffs are taken to, say, 20 feet below the surface." This statement is typically be记, "the sniffers
The deposits of the Lydenburg District were first discovered by a farmer who was looking for gold. He came upon a few specks of a heavy white metal which looked to him like platinum, and a consulting geologist at Johannesburg confirmed his judgment as to the value of the ore. Geologists say that they have expressed that light platinum in this area of the Transvaal, but heretofore the metal has been sought mainly in chromite rock. The mineral fields now under investigations are in the morie zone.
Dr. Wagner says that conditions are favorable to cheap mining. A number of mining companies have required operations over farms of the platinum region, and some prospecting is going on.
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Freshmen, sophomores and juniors at Boston University will receive 10 semester hours credit for attendance at the school assemblies. Seniors may take one semester course as necessary is optional. Two cuts are allowed each student in a semester.
English Classes to Use "Goldenrod" Theme Paper
"Goldenrod" or yellow tinted paper heaper has been adopted by the English classes under Prof. E. M. Hopkins as the standard theme paper. For a number of years Professor Hopkins has used yellow paper to teach students whose classes voted to adopt the colored paper for their English work.
The psychology department was consulted by Professor Hopkins and gave the information that the gold-rod shade had the highest degree of luminosity and therefore material for photography. A high grade of bounde paper of this shade was ordered and distributed to the students at cost.
"Most of the students like to use the golden paper," and Professor Hopkins, when asked if they were pleased with the experiment, "but not because one girl reports that it took much longer than he much wore since using it."
Wichita Wins First Game in Tournament From Detroit High
Eastern Team Loses Contest to Western Champions by 39-24 Score
The national basketball tournament being fostered by the University of Chicago is now in the second round with 16 entries still in the running, out of the original 43 teams entered from 34 states.
Wichita, Kansas champions, came through their first round game in good shape by defeating Southeastern high of Detroit. Mich., 30 to 24 yesterday. According to the Chicago critics the Sunflower state team won its first game and have been installed in their first game and have been installed as one of the tourney favorites.
Fullington, diminutive Wichita forward, proved to be the fastest forward on the floor during the first round play and the Wichita guards won a third in the game. Churchill, tangery center, led the Kansans in scoring, caging seven field counts. The Jayhawk champions play Yankton, S. Dak, last year's runners-up, in the tournaments today. For now, they can take today. If the Wichita team can get by this hurdle they stand an excellent chance of winning the tournament as the South Dakota team has won its final year that went to the finals last year.
Westport high of Kansas City, Mo., the other outfit from this section of the country, remained in the run by eliminating Cleveland, Ohio, and Dallas before it faced Hewlett, Westport forward, set a new high scoring record for the Chicago tournament by caging ten field goals and three free foreses for a total of 23 points. Westport piloted up the game as made so far in the tournament.
Sport Notes
"Golly, lead us to some steak; we're famiiled," were the first words of Poor and Graham when they reached Austin for the Texas Relays, according to the Daily Texan. The Longhorns were impressed and perhaps flattered at the Kansana' relish for Texas beef steaks.
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Kansas, by the way, raises good athletes. The state high school champions, in basketball, Wichita, owed high praise from the sport critics in the national intercolloidal basketball tournament.
And judging by the way the Kansas athletes performed, one is led to believe that the Lone Star State raises good itkts.
Fullington, Wichita forward, was acclaimed as the fastest man yet to appear in the present journey. The guards are heavy, the reports say, and the best that have taken the floor so far.
In the first round contests, Wichita defeated Detroit 39 to 24. McBurney, Kansas center, was the star of the game.
One of two favorites will be eliminated today when last year's runners-up, Yankton, S. D., meet the Kansas champions.
Westport beat the Spring, sail, O,
quintet 50 to 35, piling up the largest
score of the journey.
American athletes were outstanding in the Oxford-Gambridge interversity track and field meet held recently. Oxford won the meet with three American wins, three of the six first places won by the Oxfordians.
The action of the New York boxing commission against Dempsey is
With 215 grid aspirants out for spring football at Notre Dame, the 1935 prospects are not entirely sure about who will play in the Four Harlem. Coach Rocke declared that he should develop at least three or four good players out of the group.
Civil Engineers Will Meet
The Student Branch of the American Society of Civil Engineers will meet Thursday, April 2, at 7:30 p.m. in room 206 Marvin hall, Mr.Co M. Buck, division engineer of the Santa Fe Fe of Topcabin, shooting before the engineering expoition. Members will make final preparations for the engineers banquet.
Tennis teams from Oxford and Cambridge will meet Harvard and Yale on July 6. The English tennis teams, which won the last three games in college tennis while in the United States.
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Natives Lose Interest in Sandy River Smelt Run
The millions of fish, however, are attracting little attention on the third week of the run and few fishermen pused to catch them.
Portland, Ore., April 2—The smelt in the Sandy river is continuing unabated after more than two full weeks.
The small cut has been so large this year that everyone got all they wanted. The sheriff's office estimated that more than 100,000 people visited the banks of the stream to dip up fish and divers during the first days of the cut.
(United Press)
Of Course You're Going to
Only five per cent of the physicians and doctors in the United States are women.
The Freshman Frolic
Friday, April 3
F. A. U.
Plenty of Pepper, Folks - - - - 9 Till 1
Cordsen-Mac's 10-Piece Orchestra
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